Lawrence, it is great to hear from you again. I have to say, what a heart wrenching piece you have written,and so true. It has been three years since this covid madness entered the lives of my lovely and I. Since it all began I have had hernia surgery ,of which I waited almost three years for. I recently turned 80yrs old on March the 12th, and was frighten the surgeon was going to put the bio weapon in me while I was under, but that didn't happen. My father in-law turned 96yrs old last November ,and had been in hospital four times for water retention. Each stay has been for 5-7 days until his weight had dropped to where it should be. My wife is the only one looking after the farm and animals as I am on a seven week recovery from the surgery. Still another five weeks to go. I can't find anyone to work here for $20.00 an hour. It seems no one wants to work. Yes , things are tough for us right now. We are worried for our granddaughters ,ages' 11 yrs and 13 yrs old. The parents had the bio weapon injected into them over two years ago, and we are not allowed to see the girls because we didn't take the killer jab. We live in a small community outside of Nanaimo, BC ,and none of our neighbours interact with us . Why? because we are vaccine free. Three of our neighbours have died. We will never know what from, but can only guess. Every day my wife and I take our four dogs for a walk into the bush which is only a short distance away from our farm. I know the dogs pick up our pain of what is happening in our lives. So, it is good that we all take the time to connect in a positive way by connecting with nature. All we have is each other for comfort. We are not alone.God is with us. You are the only person Lawrence I have shared my feelings with, and of course those that will read my comment. Thank you Lawrence again for what you have touched on in your piece of truth. Please take care of yourself. Always your friend, Santino.
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The onslaught continues here as well, Lawrence. My latest tactic is to say 'how do you like the genocide? instead of 'hello' when I meet strangers. I would rather offend than be a part of the charade. There is no teaching them, no amount of explanation that can overcome their blindness fueled by the warped and evil media. We have got to stop playing along, coping, or we are complicit.
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Lawrence, I have the same thoughts everyday. When I see families or groups of young people, I wonder about them, "Did they take the shot? Who will take care of their children? Are these young people able to have children of their own when the time comes?" I haven't called some old friends since I wrote to them last Christmas when I didn't hear back from them, because I don't want to know if they have "suddenly and unexpectedly died". You express your thoughts so eloquently. Thank you. I wish I had a dog, but I've got an awesome husband that makes me laugh. :-)
Beautiful writing. We have 2 old dogs now. Adopted after my sister in law died from a “ successful “ leukemia stem cell transplant. They had her in isolation but bullied her into getting the vaccine. She lasted 6 weeks after. The dogs are a great comfort to my husband!
That is exactly my daily life I feel imposter syndrome I am in the world but not part of it I speak little nowadays I avoid engaging in conversations I stand back and listen in disbelief that all around me can't see and I see it in technicolour surround sound.
Good morning “Standing in the Breach” comrade. I signed up for a year. I was thinking maybe month to month, since a year from now we could be halfway around the world, anchored in a quite cove in Malaysia, with no internet access and trying to forget the carnage we left behind.
But, then again, if we feel the need to do that there will be way more to be concerned about the my Substack subscriptions. LOL.
We’ve been back aboard since 4 April. Been a cold spring in MI. Lots of projects on the list as we have decided to prep and refit the boat as if we were heading to sea again in the fall. Likely we won’t, as Gail’s parents are still alive, both clearly jab injured, one with cancer and severe memory loss. The other with fast onset dementia. So we don’t feel that we should leave, but we have decided we will leave if the need arises.
I hope to find time later this summer to start doing some writing…maybe some stories about the crazy things we have seen, done, and have had happen over the past 45 years sailing together and the decade plus living on board full time. It’s funny because of other things I have written I’ve had about 40 people sign up for my newsletter. But I’ve yet to pen any words! Lol.
All right. I need to get to work. The 15HP Yamaha on our dinghy needs some serious attention. Blessings to you from the crew on S/V Blessings. Eric and Gail.
You nailed it as usual, Lawrence. Everyone knows someone. Sadly, not everyone knows that they know. We’re either approaching a critical mass, a flashpoint of anger and fear... or a saturation point of apathy and resignation. Same goes here in the UK as there in the States. A lot of folks have ‘got it’ on some level. Not much enthusiasm for the boosters. Most common response is, “I’m not having any more.” Nobody wants to talk about it, though.
I just moved back to the west coast from the east coast. It’s weird, seeing people ride bikes with masks on, walking down the street and interacting in stores and people don’t acknowledge you, they look right through you. Used to be friendlier over here. Agreed on the frailty I’m seeing. Most people are unhealthy, it’s rare to see health.
I know. There is a dichotomy here. But they do speak fervently of ushering in AI robots to replace us, the "useless eaters" in their minds, and coined by their Committee of 300 member, Bertrand Russell.
I think you'll be interested in the following interview with the late Alan Watts, a well studied man on these things and the people behind this mess. I have also included the links to a substantial books he refers to and its forerunner from these planners.
Lawrence, you describe the exact thoughts I have every day! It’s like a clock is slowly ticking in my head- tick, tick, tick- as I await the next bad news. I drove by a sickly jabbed friend’s home today who lives alone, and thought she could be dead inside and worried about her dog. I later saw her garage open and was relieved.
Like you and your dogs, my two cats give me such comfort. They live in the present and are just happy, playful and follow me everywhere! We call it “fur therapy”!
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Well, I certainly agree with you about dog time. Our late dog (who sadly passed almost exactly a year ago) and our current dog, have helped immensely to keep my wife and I sane during the last three years of global mass psychosis. We are also very fortunate to have a few red-pilled friends.
But I'm going to take a different stance on the outcome of all this. I agree that we may be approaching a tipping point where the normies begin to realise what has happened to them. But I don't believe the situation to be hopeless. Once people realise the potentially lethal effects of the jab, there will indeed be incandescent anger (and summary justice may well be served on the perpetrators, especially in the USA where you guys are armed to the teeth.)
But there will also be a global search for remedies to mitigate the worst of the jabs' effects. We already have some very promising options; see this for example -
Thus, the death and disability toll may turn out to be far less than we fear it might be.
In addition, I believe that the human collective unconscious will drive a huge shift - the "Great Awakening" as many call it. I have followed the ideas of Dr Rupert Sheldrake for many years; he believes that evolution is not simply a matter of random mutation and natural selection, but that the collective mind of a species is able to shift evolutionary changes in a direction which favours survival, when that species faces an existential crisis. (He calls this "morphic resonance.")
I simply cannot put this any better than to quote the poet Christopher Fry, whose poem "A Sleep of Prisoners" made an immense impression on me as a youngster; I didn't really know why. Now I believe it to have been a kind of premonition:
Jul 27, 2023·edited Jul 27, 2023Liked by Lawrence Butts
Any single example can always be given the benefit of the doubt.
My neighbour who for the past eighteen months won't leave the house alone.
Her long hair all cut short and her gait wide legged and slow as her husband escorts her to her appointments.
My friend having rheumatology treatment, whatever that is, and feeling okay about it as she says that the "Listener" magazine has rheumatology articles every issue for the past few months. "Could it be the injections?", I ask.
"Oh no, nothing to do with that."
No thank you, I do not want to have coffee with her any time soon.
Awesome. I came upon Watts in recent years through a friend. He has amazing retention and knowledge of pertinent issues and the players. I'm glad to hear you are more than aware of him, and I hope we are not the only ones. It's a shame he passed. I think of some others I wish were still around. Thank you for what you do, Lawrence. Keep it up.
Lawrence, it is great to hear from you again. I have to say, what a heart wrenching piece you have written,and so true. It has been three years since this covid madness entered the lives of my lovely and I. Since it all began I have had hernia surgery ,of which I waited almost three years for. I recently turned 80yrs old on March the 12th, and was frighten the surgeon was going to put the bio weapon in me while I was under, but that didn't happen. My father in-law turned 96yrs old last November ,and had been in hospital four times for water retention. Each stay has been for 5-7 days until his weight had dropped to where it should be. My wife is the only one looking after the farm and animals as I am on a seven week recovery from the surgery. Still another five weeks to go. I can't find anyone to work here for $20.00 an hour. It seems no one wants to work. Yes , things are tough for us right now. We are worried for our granddaughters ,ages' 11 yrs and 13 yrs old. The parents had the bio weapon injected into them over two years ago, and we are not allowed to see the girls because we didn't take the killer jab. We live in a small community outside of Nanaimo, BC ,and none of our neighbours interact with us . Why? because we are vaccine free. Three of our neighbours have died. We will never know what from, but can only guess. Every day my wife and I take our four dogs for a walk into the bush which is only a short distance away from our farm. I know the dogs pick up our pain of what is happening in our lives. So, it is good that we all take the time to connect in a positive way by connecting with nature. All we have is each other for comfort. We are not alone.God is with us. You are the only person Lawrence I have shared my feelings with, and of course those that will read my comment. Thank you Lawrence again for what you have touched on in your piece of truth. Please take care of yourself. Always your friend, Santino.
The onslaught continues here as well, Lawrence. My latest tactic is to say 'how do you like the genocide? instead of 'hello' when I meet strangers. I would rather offend than be a part of the charade. There is no teaching them, no amount of explanation that can overcome their blindness fueled by the warped and evil media. We have got to stop playing along, coping, or we are complicit.
Lawrence, I have the same thoughts everyday. When I see families or groups of young people, I wonder about them, "Did they take the shot? Who will take care of their children? Are these young people able to have children of their own when the time comes?" I haven't called some old friends since I wrote to them last Christmas when I didn't hear back from them, because I don't want to know if they have "suddenly and unexpectedly died". You express your thoughts so eloquently. Thank you. I wish I had a dog, but I've got an awesome husband that makes me laugh. :-)
Beautiful writing. We have 2 old dogs now. Adopted after my sister in law died from a “ successful “ leukemia stem cell transplant. They had her in isolation but bullied her into getting the vaccine. She lasted 6 weeks after. The dogs are a great comfort to my husband!
That is exactly my daily life I feel imposter syndrome I am in the world but not part of it I speak little nowadays I avoid engaging in conversations I stand back and listen in disbelief that all around me can't see and I see it in technicolour surround sound.
Lawrence, Grab your little furry angels on Earth and hug them as tight as they'll let you, thank God for their presence. They are light and love.
Good morning “Standing in the Breach” comrade. I signed up for a year. I was thinking maybe month to month, since a year from now we could be halfway around the world, anchored in a quite cove in Malaysia, with no internet access and trying to forget the carnage we left behind.
But, then again, if we feel the need to do that there will be way more to be concerned about the my Substack subscriptions. LOL.
We’ve been back aboard since 4 April. Been a cold spring in MI. Lots of projects on the list as we have decided to prep and refit the boat as if we were heading to sea again in the fall. Likely we won’t, as Gail’s parents are still alive, both clearly jab injured, one with cancer and severe memory loss. The other with fast onset dementia. So we don’t feel that we should leave, but we have decided we will leave if the need arises.
I hope to find time later this summer to start doing some writing…maybe some stories about the crazy things we have seen, done, and have had happen over the past 45 years sailing together and the decade plus living on board full time. It’s funny because of other things I have written I’ve had about 40 people sign up for my newsletter. But I’ve yet to pen any words! Lol.
All right. I need to get to work. The 15HP Yamaha on our dinghy needs some serious attention. Blessings to you from the crew on S/V Blessings. Eric and Gail.
You nailed it as usual, Lawrence. Everyone knows someone. Sadly, not everyone knows that they know. We’re either approaching a critical mass, a flashpoint of anger and fear... or a saturation point of apathy and resignation. Same goes here in the UK as there in the States. A lot of folks have ‘got it’ on some level. Not much enthusiasm for the boosters. Most common response is, “I’m not having any more.” Nobody wants to talk about it, though.
I just moved back to the west coast from the east coast. It’s weird, seeing people ride bikes with masks on, walking down the street and interacting in stores and people don’t acknowledge you, they look right through you. Used to be friendlier over here. Agreed on the frailty I’m seeing. Most people are unhealthy, it’s rare to see health.
I know. There is a dichotomy here. But they do speak fervently of ushering in AI robots to replace us, the "useless eaters" in their minds, and coined by their Committee of 300 member, Bertrand Russell.
I think you'll be interested in the following interview with the late Alan Watts, a well studied man on these things and the people behind this mess. I have also included the links to a substantial books he refers to and its forerunner from these planners.
https://www.sheepfarm.co.uk/videos/alan-watt-understanding-the-control-2010/
https://ia601702.us.archive.org/34/items/the-first-global-revolution-a-report-by-the-council-of-the-club-of-rome-alexande/The%20First%20Global%20Revolution_%20A%20Report%20by%20the%20Council%20of%20the%20Club%20of%20Rome%20-%20Alexander%20King,%20Bertrand%20Schneider%20-%20-%20Random%20House,%20Inc.%20_%20Pantheon%20Books%20(1991).pdf
https://ia902201.us.archive.org/9/items/TheLimitsToGrowth/TheLimitsToGrowth.pdf
Lawrence, you describe the exact thoughts I have every day! It’s like a clock is slowly ticking in my head- tick, tick, tick- as I await the next bad news. I drove by a sickly jabbed friend’s home today who lives alone, and thought she could be dead inside and worried about her dog. I later saw her garage open and was relieved.
Like you and your dogs, my two cats give me such comfort. They live in the present and are just happy, playful and follow me everywhere! We call it “fur therapy”!
Well, I certainly agree with you about dog time. Our late dog (who sadly passed almost exactly a year ago) and our current dog, have helped immensely to keep my wife and I sane during the last three years of global mass psychosis. We are also very fortunate to have a few red-pilled friends.
But I'm going to take a different stance on the outcome of all this. I agree that we may be approaching a tipping point where the normies begin to realise what has happened to them. But I don't believe the situation to be hopeless. Once people realise the potentially lethal effects of the jab, there will indeed be incandescent anger (and summary justice may well be served on the perpetrators, especially in the USA where you guys are armed to the teeth.)
But there will also be a global search for remedies to mitigate the worst of the jabs' effects. We already have some very promising options; see this for example -
https://youtu.be/TiWjleODn4M
Thus, the death and disability toll may turn out to be far less than we fear it might be.
In addition, I believe that the human collective unconscious will drive a huge shift - the "Great Awakening" as many call it. I have followed the ideas of Dr Rupert Sheldrake for many years; he believes that evolution is not simply a matter of random mutation and natural selection, but that the collective mind of a species is able to shift evolutionary changes in a direction which favours survival, when that species faces an existential crisis. (He calls this "morphic resonance.")
I simply cannot put this any better than to quote the poet Christopher Fry, whose poem "A Sleep of Prisoners" made an immense impression on me as a youngster; I didn't really know why. Now I believe it to have been a kind of premonition:
The human heart can go the lengths of God…
Dark and cold we may be, but this
Is no winter now. The frozen misery
Of centuries breaks, cracks, begins to move;
The thunder is the thunder of the floes,
The thaw, the flood, the upstart Spring.
Thank God our time is now when wrong
Comes up to face us everywhere,
Never to leave us till we take
The longest stride of soul we ever took.
Affairs are now soul size.
The enterprise
Is exploration into God.
Where are you making for? It takes
So many thousand years to wake,
But will you wake for pity’s sake!
Any single example can always be given the benefit of the doubt.
My neighbour who for the past eighteen months won't leave the house alone.
Her long hair all cut short and her gait wide legged and slow as her husband escorts her to her appointments.
My friend having rheumatology treatment, whatever that is, and feeling okay about it as she says that the "Listener" magazine has rheumatology articles every issue for the past few months. "Could it be the injections?", I ask.
"Oh no, nothing to do with that."
No thank you, I do not want to have coffee with her any time soon.
Thank you Lawrence - this was really poignant.
Hell I just check it and it was me that messed up. Sorry.
Awesome. I came upon Watts in recent years through a friend. He has amazing retention and knowledge of pertinent issues and the players. I'm glad to hear you are more than aware of him, and I hope we are not the only ones. It's a shame he passed. I think of some others I wish were still around. Thank you for what you do, Lawrence. Keep it up.